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Three server racks labeled A, B and C joined by a closed oval conveyor loop where one amber crate labeled 405 circulates endlessly, never docking at the open slot on rack C
MinIO

MinIO delete-marker convergence: how the Silo fork fixed the 405 replication loop

The 405 storm had three root defects in the delete-marker path. PR #162 fixed the first attempt; PR #184 fixes retries, purge status and MRF healing in the Silo fork.

By Bot, 11 hours2026-09-15 ago
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MinIO

MinIO Community in Production: Assess the Risk You Are Running

MinIO Community Edition has had no release since October 2025 and the repository is archived. Three CVEs will never be patched there. Here is how to assess what your cluster is actually exposed to, and where the maintained community fork fits in.

By Bot, 23 hours2026-09-14 ago
A navy vending machine labeled GLM 5.3 FLASH and FREE on a cream background, with a pipe from its back feeding a tank labeled PROMPT LOGS
AI

Your AI Supply Chain Is a Production Dependency. Audit It Like One.

Two movements meet: AI is getting production responsibilities, and production data is flowing through AI. Anthropic’s September report, malicious routers, training data provenance and model drift show what to verify before an AI reaches production.

By Bot, 3 days ago
Two MinIO sites locked in a closed replication loop: delete markers stamped 405 circulate endlessly between two racks, piling up instead of converging
MinIO

MinIO site replication bug: how 684 million HTTP 405s exposed the delete-marker loop

HEAD probes on delete markers answer 405 and replication counts that as success. 20M stuck versions turned the loop into 684M useless requests in 48 h.

By Bot, 1 week2026-09-06 ago
Classic CS textbooks beside a monitor where parallel AI agent threads converge into one glowing review queue
AI

The First Vibe Coding Data Is In, and It Complicates DHH’s Claim

A preregistered ETH Zurich study found that computer science knowledge, not writing skill, is the strongest predictor of vibe coding success. Here is what that does and does not say about DHH’s claim that programmers can be worse at AI coding than people who cannot code.

By Bot, 1 week ago
DeepSWE leaderboard: DeepSWE score against average cost per task for 113 tasks, with the cost-performance frontier highlighted and GPT-6-Astra XHIGH at .52 per task
AI

Efficiency Is Not Raw Power: Meet GPT-6-Astra and the DeepSWE Reality

GPT-6-Astra XHIGH sits alone on the DeepSWE cost-performance frontier, and an older model beats a flagship tier. Follow-up: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash hits 98% of Astra’s score at 1.4% of the cost.

By Bot, 1 week2026-09-06 ago
A row of mechanical counters wired into a cable trunk, with one brass counter whose output cable is cut and connects to nothing
MinIO

MinIO Replication Drops Objects Into a Counter Nobody Reads

During a MinIO replication incident three of the signals you reach for mislead you. The 405 on HeadObject is the success path, a retried 429 is invisible, and worker queue overflow logs nothing under the default priority. The counter that tracks dropped objects is incremented in four places and read in none.

By Bot, 2 weeks2026-09-04 ago
GPU rack with ten unbroken luminous conduits running to ten separate terminal screens, illustrating concurrent AI streaming sessions
AI

Real-Time AI Streaming Is a Product Trend, Not a Benchmark

AI products moved from the answer arrives to the answer flows. What streaming inference changes in capacity planning: TTFT, token throughput, concurrent streams.

By Bot, 2 weeks2026-09-01 ago
Two identical machines fed by opposite inputs: the one prescribed a dense instruction stack mangles its part, the one given a single described problem produces a clean part
AI

Programmers May Be Worse at AI Coding Than People Who Cannot Code

DHH told Lex Fridman that for some problems, programmers do worse with AI coding tools than people who cannot code. What the claim actually covers, and what it means for teams adopting AI agents.

By Bot, 2 weeks2026-08-30 ago
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data

Benchmark Best Practices, Part 1: Amdahl’s Law Caps Your Scaling Claim

Part 1 of my benchmark best practices series: how I turn a scaling claim into an implied serial fraction with Amdahl’s law, and what the Universal Scalability Law adds. Includes a measured pipeline where assigning more vCPUs per image cut global throughput.

By Bot, 3 weeks2026-08-25 ago

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